i run at 1920x1080 on a 17" CRT (so my display is letterboxed:P) and I'm used to it now, but i do sometimes use command-option-[plus] or -[minus] to zoom in and out (OS X). I could totally use one of these things. I don't get eye strain tho because I tend to look away to the TV from time to time.
According to the Motif FAQ, "On May 15, 2000 the Open Group released the Motif source code for Motif 2.1, using a public license, to the Open Source community. On January 29, 2002, Open Motif 2.2 was released.
You are the one talking out your ass. Chances are, if someone wants it enough, they can do it. It's the legal issues that make running the proprietary code/layers on non-Apple machines that hold back any kind of distribution of anything other than Darwin for the 970 IBMs.
if anyone still has a Newton 2K or 2001 and wants to play Glider, a friend of mine ported it, its available here. Send him some $$ if u get it, he's getting married soon and u know how that goes:)
Is not a group one thing? You don;t need every persona in a group to do something to nevertheless state that "Group X releases cool stuff", if say half of the member's of Group X had nothin to do with it, but still it's released under the "Group X" name/brand.
"Toshiba, this one company, introduces a laptop" not "Toshiba, a bunch of blokes and birds, introduce a laptop"
Unless you are a member of Toshiba first, and a human second. It doesn't matter if one sales person person or 20 sales people introduce the laptop, it's still one company doing it.
i run at 1920x1080 on a 17" CRT (so my display is letterboxed :P) and I'm used to it now, but i do sometimes use command-option-[plus] or -[minus] to zoom in and out (OS X). I could totally use one of these things. I don't get eye strain tho because I tend to look away to the TV from time to time.
amateurs! more like seventy hours a week!
Maybe the forward viewer was just putting that part of the spectrum into the visible spectrum, for the sake of the crew :-P
Decipher is the new Lone Gunmen. Lone Gunmen is SO last year!
According to the Motif FAQ, "On May 15, 2000 the Open Group released the Motif source code for Motif 2.1, using a public license, to the Open Source community. On January 29, 2002, Open Motif 2.2 was released.
For more information on Open Motif, see:
http://www.opengroup.org/openmotif/"
stop him! he's trying to learn for free!
hey, leave my school out of it!
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Uh oh, they caught you, Wil Wheaton!
Helen: Hmm, Pita. Well, I don't know about food from the Middle East. Isn't that whole area a little iffy?
Hostess: [laughs] Hey, I'm no geographer. You and I -- why don't we call it pocket bread, huh?
Maude: [reading the ingredients list] Umm, what's tahini?
Hostess: Flavor sauce.
Edna: And falafel?
Hostess: Crunch patties.
Helen: So, we'd be selling foreign...
Hostess: Specialty foods. Here, try a Ben Franklin.
Helen: [takes a bite] Mmm, that is good. What's in it?
Chef: [poking his head out of a window] Tabbouleh and rezmi-kabob.
Hostess: [trying to cover-up] Uh, th-that's our chef... Christopher.
Chef: [mutters, and closes the window, cursing
glad you like your iPod, but I'm also glad you aren't this guy
You are the one talking out your ass. Chances are, if someone wants it enough, they can do it. It's the legal issues that make running the proprietary code/layers on non-Apple machines that hold back any kind of distribution of anything other than Darwin for the 970 IBMs.
The only thing keeping OS X off these machines will be legal reasons (i.e. you're not allowed to run OS X on machines that are not Apple-branded)
the characters look kind alike more advanced Lego people.
-1, screenshots are too small, resubmit
oh, wait, this isnt K5...
and people complain the signal/noise here on slashdot!
the Elvira pinball game
name-drop a little? :P
how about a much cuter name, like "Snugglums" or "Bwumpie-poo"?
I love you too, PHILLIP J. FRY
Ah, forbidden robo-human love.
you mean from the T1 and T2 movies? Or other movies?
"Her identical twin sister 'Leslie Hamilton Gearran' was Linda's double in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)." (from IMDb)
if anyone still has a Newton 2K or 2001 and wants to play Glider, a friend of mine ported it, its available here. Send him some $$ if u get it, he's getting married soon and u know how that goes :)
here, i'm using it synonymously with corporation.
but to quote dictionary.com, "A group of persons"
Is not a group one thing? You don;t need every persona in a group to do something to nevertheless state that "Group X releases cool stuff", if say half of the member's of Group X had nothin to do with it, but still it's released under the "Group X" name/brand.
"Toshiba, this one company, introduces a laptop"
not
"Toshiba, a bunch of blokes and birds, introduce a laptop"
Unless you are a member of Toshiba first, and a human second. It doesn't matter if one sales person person or 20 sales people introduce the laptop, it's still one company doing it.
>> a dead player is automatically replaced or resurrected in millionths of a second without affecting the rest of the band
> Wouldn't it be marvellous is OS X gained this `self- healing' feature?
Wouldn't it be marvellous if Pink Floyd and The Beatles had this `self- healing' feature too?
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